Flood Fill Node, Edge Detect, and Distance Node in Creating Voronoi Patterns
This is about creating Voronoi patterns using Flood Fill Node, Edge Detect, and Distance Node. There is also a way to create generators that can make your workflow faster. The utility node is a pack of your nodes sourced from another material file. This can make your workflow faster and better organization of nodes.
Edge Detect Node to generate a pattern
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Distance Node creating Voronoi pattern-2
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Example Utility Node- Create your shape the usual way then to make it a utility node just plug in an input and output node so that you can drop this utility node to a new substance graph.
Rock Formations using Flood Fill Node and Voronoi Patterns
Utility Node-This is a pack of your nodes sourced from another material file. Makes your workflow faster and better organization of nodes.
Example use of Utility Node which makes workflow faster
Crack Generator- made of tile generator, histogram scan, distance, edge detect, warp, slope blur, directional warp.
Scattering Rock using crack utility node
Scattering Rocks shapes using mixed techniques Example-1
Scattering Rocks shapes using mixed techniques Example-2